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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
2
The new World's Fair in Chicago opens May 26 with a massive fountain as its centerpiece. The feature will flow enough water to supply a city of 1,000,000 and will be illuminated through fourteen highways accessible by auto. Opening day programs include music parades fireworks and other special features marking a notable kickoff.
The Sarthage Citizen weekly issue notes publication details with staff credits for G Hill and Linscott. It records post office filing as second class matter on March 26 1907 at Carthage Indiana under federal mar 1878 act and includes a biblical verse about children.
Local Greensburg Indiana seeks an AGENT and Adjustor for auto life and accident insurance. Legal reserve and leadership in field noted. Training provided. Harold B Ogden listed as contact in Greensburg Indiana.
Commissioner Townsend predicts a large crowd for September 1 to 7. Educational Day on September 15 features an old and a new schoolhouse, a parade of honor students, schools dismissing pupils, and bands. Horse Show runs nightly Monday to Friday in the Coliseum with tripled premiums. W L S Artist Show and Barnes and Caruthers booking provide grandstand entertainment. Grand Circuit racing daily afternoons offers purses. Advance tickets at 25 cents create a 100 000 ticket pre sale.
The undersigned appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of Jackson I. Frazier, deceased. The Citizen's National Bank of Knightstown is named in the notice. May 23, 1934. Attest Dale Fisher, Clerk. Newby & Newby Attorneys.
Freshet arrived ten days early while the Missouri Harmony Singers performed in Morristown and Stevens Comedy Company played to a packed tent. Real estate transfers include Alva Newsom to William Gibson for 80 acres, $5 200. A Little Stars vs Exployers baseball game ended 14 11 with lineups and subs named. Eclipse sighting set for 6:48 AM next Monday. Vehicle weight tax deadline set by Bureau of Motor Vehicles after constitutional ruling by Judge Weir.
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles reports that only non profit cooperative owned, leased, or operated vehicles transporting cooperative property are exempt from the vehicle weight tax. For hire haulers of livestock and farm products must pay the 1933 act tax of 1.00 per 100 pounds. Enforcement followed a Marion County suit challenging constitutionality.
Notice is given that the estate of Jesse H. Binford has filed a final account in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. A hearing is set for June 14 1934 to approve the account and determine heirs or claims. Administrator Henry N. Binford and clerk Dale Fisher with Gary and Bohannon Attorneys.Key names Henry N. Binford Rushville Indiana June 1934 court term.
Evangelistic meetings will be held at the Hannagan Christian Church starting Sunday June 17 with Herman R. Hosier and Geo. H. Holwager in charge. Miss Marjorie Tribby will lead singing as part of a schedule including Children’s Day June 3 and Home Coming Day June 10 with a basket dinner.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Tetrick and sons and Mrs May Siler were in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon. Grace Drake Leona McDaniel Lillian Moore Betty and Robert Moore visited Bert Sharer in Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. The Purdue Exponent notes many languages spoken worldwide with Arabic as the most common.
A lesson outline on Jesus predicting his death, Mary anointing Jesus, Judas betrayal, Peter’s denial, and Jesus praying in Gethsemane. It notes the Garden setting, Peter James and John companions, Jesus sorrowing unto death, and the prayer asking if the cup might pass yet submitting to the Father’s will.
The text asserts the wise men’ perseverance came from following a star. Their endurance would fail if they relied on other guides, yet steadfast faith in the celestial sign sustained them through their journey.
A reflection on how past misdeeds haunt men, risking social exile if their secrets surface. The piece argues conscience can trigger society's judgment and compel silence to avoid scandal.
The Rush Circuit Court at Cicero names Cicero M. Hackleman as Executor of the Estate of Charlotte M. Hackleman deceased. The filing identifies the executor and court handling the probate matter.
Wilbur McCorkle and relatives move from the Alice Jordan lot to the Cid Rhodes place on South East street. Ruben Runion occupies the vacated McCorkle residence. Mrs. Jose Fry and her daughters dine with Mr. and Mrs. John Clevidence on Tuesday.
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